Use 'supervene' to describe a surprising situation that emerges while something else is already happening.

Unexpected Development

When talking about events that follow in a sequence and are not planned, 'supervene' is appropriate.

Following Events

Employ 'supervene' when discussing the need to be watchful for new developments in a process or event.

'Supervene' conveys a sense of abruptness, like an interruption that one did not see coming.

Highlight that 'supervene' can relate to the reason of the interruption, not only the fact that it occurred.

Combine 'supervene' with prepositions like 'on', 'upon', or 'after' for clarity on the timing or cause.

'Supervene' is useful when indicating that something happens extra to what was originally considered or discussed.

Utilize 'supervene' to talk about conditions or events that were not predicted or expected.